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The Hero, The Legend.

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Captain America is © Marvel comics.

I have to give ~MrWizard44 credit for the inspiration. His version of the Cap is here: [link]
Details of this painting can be found here: [link]

Photoshop CS3

*Edit* I had to revisit this piece for portfolio purposes. The perspective on the beach was wrong on the previous version, and the water wasn't too believable. Fixing those main points helped the image as a whole, I think.
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Mood: Joy ~animeart12 Aug 18, 2011
Wow, this drawing you drew paints a surreal picture of Captain America around the death and destruction on the Normandy beaches
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~SmokeyandtheBandit Jun 7, 2011
Nice work. You even got the 'red' sea. It'd be better with the big bunks in the background. You know?
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~NKVD1911ANON76 Oct 28, 2010
its disgusting about what Marvel comics did to Capt. America by making him against the tea party in the comic book.
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~Elandain Nov 2, 2010
They did? I hadn't heard that... That is disgusting.
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~NKVD1911ANON76 Nov 2, 2010
Here's a link containing the scene and a article about it.

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*Laghing-rabt Nov 28, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
I saw that! that was great! I like how the they felt the black guy couldn't blend in. the tea party agenda of anarcho-Capitalism seems contradictory to me, the only thing that would accomplish would be an economical oligarchy. besides the "Anarcho" part seems unamerican, along with the disturbing lack of diversity. has any one noticed its all rich white folks? so it only makes sense that the cap would take a stab at them.
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~NKVD1911ANON76 Nov 30, 2010
what the fuck are you talking about.
liberal piece of shit.

go back to Europe and never come back honky-cracker.
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*Laghing-rabt Dec 1, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
I grew up next to a damn military base and D.C. and have seen no of both conservitive and libral bull shit. and don't want to see my tax dollors going to protect the rights of people who have the majority of the money. they can protect their own damn selves, they have the income for it. what about the workers stuck chained to whatever damn job they've got. I've seen that end of shit too, the workers up shit creek without a paddle. also, most of europe doesn't have a socialist system, its highly regulated capitalism; in order to be defined as socialism, they need to abolish the bourgeoisie class, and last I checked, theres still corporate heads in europe. BTW, libratarianism is just a step away from anarchism. did you know that the top one percent in this country takes in a quarter of the nations income, but one in seven americans live below the poverty line, this royally pisses me off, especially when thoses with a silver spoon in their mouth claim, "poor me, poor me." excuse the hell out of me for wanting to protect the rights of those who want to protect themselves.
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*Laghing-rabt Oct 17, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
they should have never put captain america in those tights. that would be a sight to see, the harshest battlefield bathing in blood, corpses, mangled bodies, and disembodied limbs scattered over the ground, the sounds of grown men crying for their mothers, the unmistakable stench of fear, and leading they way is a man in polyester tights! WTF! this is how captain america should have been depicted. kudos to you and MrWizard
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~Elandain Oct 19, 2010
Thanks! The tights were understandable, coming from the golden age of comics in the 30s and 40s. But we've reached an era now where people expect more realism, content, and involvement from comic book characters. With few exceptions, modern superheros have taken on a level of believability that doesn't tolerate spandex, (thankfully).
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